Keep location in context
Associate aircraft, inventory and locations with their bases. The objective is a consistent view of where resources belong and where work is taking place.

As your operation grows, a component or aircraft still belongs to a specific place. A multi-base structure keeps that local context within a shared company environment.
Associate aircraft, inventory and locations with their bases. The objective is a consistent view of where resources belong and where work is taking place.
Discuss who needs to work at one base and who needs a wider view. The access scope and available views must be confirmed against the modules and configuration selected for your deployment.
Adding a base can change the fleet, users, storage and support you need. We review the new scope with you and provide a proposal before changing the agreement.
Identify your bases, fleet and stock locations.
Confirm the modules and access needed by each team.
Set up the agreed scope and prepare the next base when needed.
The website examples illustrate base filtering with fictional records. Available production views and permissions are confirmed during the project discussion.
Financial control is included in Inventory.
Manage aircraft parts, receiving, stock issues, tools and work order materials with AeroLucid Inventory, including financial control of stock.
Explore this capabilityFollow aircraft status, flight records, maintenance forecasts and work orders with AeroLucid Flightline. Give your team a clearer view of the fleet.
Explore this capabilityUnderstand aircraft inventory value, review quantities and unit costs, identify missing costs and export stock valuation data with AeroLucid Inventory.
Explore this capabilityOrganise aviation tools, locations, calibration information and work order assignments with AeroLucid Inventory, alongside parts and supporting documents.
Explore this capabilityTell us about your fleet, bases and team. We’ll define the right scope together.